visual arts system, the first on a state-wide basis in the nation, lias its drawbacks In many instances tlic actual objects cannot be transported and compromises in presentatu n must be made. With the new ••art-mobile" unit, these problems will lie largely overcome, for the gallery inside the trailer will he equipped with museum-type walls, and built-in lighting units, air conditioning, a humidifier, and other museum ac cessories. as well as carefully pre pared tape recordings discussing the objects on view and geared to various age levels. Traveling Curator Descriptive panels and photo graphs will be placed on the outer walls of the trailer so that visitors may orient themselves on the art objects and their relation to i litemporarv life. Under the shelter at the back of the “artmobile" will he a fold ing counter to serve as the control center for the driver-curator when the gallery is open. Here a Do catalogues and post cards will be available. Coordination with club, school and <• liege groups will he worked out well in advance of the unit's vpit so that the maximum benefit mav la obtained by all segments

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